Dealing with Non-Performing Student Leaders

Occasionally as advisors, you may encounter a non-performing leader. For example, a president does not schedule or attend chapter meetings, the secretary is not publicizing the meetings, or a committee member is not fulfilling his or her duties. Below are some common ways that advisors can resolve this problem:

Having a private discussion regarding the problem and restate the expectations of the position.

Find out if class or work schedule is the reason for their lack of performance and work with volunteer or officer to find a solution.